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Show 0f the generation of Tim". Book I. Part IV, through the Extremity oppofite to that of the Radiclc; So that the plicature of Leaves expand themfelves into a Bud, and afterward the veflels of the Seed feated about their center do fprout into a Trunk, compounded of a Cuticle, Cortex, or Rind, of awooden and pithy fubflance; All rhefe fa. veral Integrals of Plants are l'tocked with numerous Tubes, which being fur. nifhed every where, both in their Cavities and fecret paflhges, with pregnant Liquor, enlarge themfelves in feveral dimenfion§, and the plants obtain greater and greater accomplifhment of parts. |
